I will be doing front sequentials in the near future, but not like this. I am not sure I am a fan of the arrows pointing... hmmm....

 

how are you planning on doing it?

 

I will be going an open headlight mod. Where the two open slats are on the headlight the bar in the middle I will hide this kit http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEWNX:IT. They will sequence down, not in the direction of the turn, and the light will be hidden not direct. Very suttle not in your face bright.

 

that sounds awesome, cant wait to see the pictures of the finished product

 

Interesting! I love to see new and inventive ways to mod our passion.

 

I think it's pretty cool. But I'd want them to go all the way across and not have half the thing solid lit. I do like the arrows.

 

Well i know that this will cannibalize the oval lights you can buy at the truck stops. but i went ahead and bought the instructions anyway.

I don't know if i will follow through with it as i have $100 in led bulbs in the front corners. I will look at the instructions and see what happens

 

I did this conversion on my 07 Mustang. The instructions are pretty good but it takes a bit of skill to do. You end up cannibalizing your stock turnsignals (have to cut them apart, insert the sequentials, then glue them back together). I figured that if I didn't like them when I was done, I would just replace them with clear corners. So far I am OK with them ..........they do look good and not many others will have them.

 

I am all about having things you dont see everywhere. Thats what caught my eye. that is exactly what i figure this was. 20 bucks is a little pricey for that tid bit of info IMO. The only thing i am worried about is I have the Clear corners so i am wondering if the light might not blend in as well as it would with a amber lens

 

sequential tails on an 09 back are just copy cats to the 10', or the classic mustangs.

I do like the ones on the front though, Look kinda cool, just not on a mustang. On a truck it would be pretty neat though.